About National Teams

The country’s best athletes earn the honor to represent Team USA at international competitions as a member of the US Squash National Team. US Squash selects, organizes and funds these teams, oversees team development and training, and provides direct financial support to the best American athletes.

US Squash serves as the only national governing body and membership organization for the sport in the United States, driving squash forward at every level, from grassroots to high performance programs. National Team players embody a core element of US Squash’s mission: “achieving competitive excellence at the highest levels.”

Mehta’s BU15 Title Caps Historic British Junior Open for Team USA

California's Vivaan Mehta became just the second American boys' champion in history after a dramatic five-game BU15 final win, and Team USA celebrated a record four top three finishes to close out its most successful British Junior Open campaign in program history, Monday, January 6, at the University of Birmingham. Mehta, a 5/8 seed, pulled together a remarkable run to the final without dropping a game, including a 3-0 upset over the two seed in...

Dartnell and Mehta Reach Historic BJO Finals

Alexander Dartnell became the first American BU19 finalist at the prestigious British Junior Open, while Vivaan Mehta became the first American BU15 finalist since 2010 as both players upset two seeds in the semifinals Sunday, January 5, at the University of Birmingham. Team USA has already made history at the 2025 British Junior Open with a record eighteen quarterfinalists and six semifinalists, and Dartnell and Mehta made history of their own in a trilling slate...

Christian Capella Leads Team USA’s Historic BJO Semifinal Surge

Team USA continued its historic performance at the 2025 British Junior Open with a record six semifinalists, led by Christian Capella upsetting the BU19 top seed in the quarterfinals Saturday in Birmingham, England. Capella, whose younger brother, Carlton, became the first American boy's BJO champion in 2023, opened up the top half of the BU19 draw with a major upset over Malaysia's top seed Harith Danial Jefri. Jefri had not dropped a game all tournament,...